Today we just received a detailed review from Korea. More interestingly,
the blog “Breathe Safe Air” was started by Ethan Brooke, a New Zealander living in Korea. Ethan started writing about air pollution in his travel blog (Seoulinspired.com) and gets many interested. Early this year, as COVID-19 hit the headlines, he started to write about respirators for the virus. His writing is consistently well researched and objective. Below are some of the highlight from his review:

The first thing that stands out about this mask is the very unique look – it’s transparent with the exception of the filters. Some people love this look as it is more natural, however, there are also those who prefer the more traditional mask look.

What makes Totobobo stand out though, are the other unique features that it has. It’s made to fix one of the most common issues that reusable respirators have. That is the fit.

No mask is effective if it doesn’t fit properly. Not only is mask that leaks only partially (or not at all) protecting you, but it can even be detrimental in the sense of security that it provides.

This is where Totobobo shines. It is a mask that is made for the common user, someone who can’t get professionally fitted masks and doesn’t have training. It’s a mask that lets you perform your own fit testing.

Ethan Brooke, blogger Breathe Safe Air

The review is written in charpters. You can jump directly to where you most interested by clicking on the heading below:
Filtration Specifications
Filter Types
Fit & Seal
Fit Testing
Adjusting the Mask
Design
Comfort
Conclusion – Is Totobobo a Good Mask?
Totobobo FAQ

Here is the link to the entire review:
https://breathesafeair.com/totobobo-mask-review/